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Thanks is one of the most Beautiful Words in any Language! Here is the big list of Thanks in many languages along with the regions / countries where it is spoken.

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Regions

Languages

HOW TO SAY THANKS

Afghanistan

Pashto

Tashakkur

Afghanistan, Pakistan

Sta na shukria

Africa

Kidavida

Chavucha

Kiembu

Ni waro

Kiga

Kazaare

Mwebare

Osyo

Otyo

Webare

Yebare

Kikuyu

Ni wega

Thengiu

Kikwe

Niwega muno

Kinyamwezi

Wabeeja

Kituba

Melesí

Ngbaka

Dé kãã

Ntomba

Ebóto

Ewata

Alaska

Ahtna

Tsin’aen

Deg Xinag

Dogedinh

Xisrigidisddhinh

Eyak

‘Awa’ahdah

Gwich’in

Mahsi’

Mahsi’ choo

Haida

Háw’aa

Hän

Mahsi’

Inuktitut

Taikkuu

Koyukon

Anaa basee

Baasee’

Suqpiaq

Quyanaa

Tanaina

Chin’an

Tanana

Basee choo

Maasee’

Tanana [Upper Tanana]

Tsen’ii

Tsimshian

Way dankoo

Unagan

Qagaasakung

Qaqaasakuq

Yup’ik

Quyana

Albania

Albanian

Faleminderit

Ju falem nderit

Albania & Kosovo & Serbia

Albanian [Gheg]

Falimineres

Alberta Canada, Montana USA

Blackfoot

Nitsíniiyi’taki

Algeria

Kabyle

Tamemmirt

Amazon

Pa’ikwene

Kibeiné

Ancash Peru

Quechua Ancashino

Paylla

Andorra, Spain, France

Catalan

Gràcies

Mercès

Angola

Kimbundu

Matondo

Ngasakidila

Sakidila

Angola, Namibia

Ambo

Ondapandula unene

Kwanyama

Nda pandula

Aragon Spain

Aragonese

Grazias

Arizona USA

Apache

Ashoge

Apache [Jicarilla]

Ihe edn

Armenia

Armenian

Merci [colloquial]

Armenia, Russia, Middle East

Shnorhagallem

Shterakravetsun

Arunachal Pradesh India

Nisi

Pajaliptso

Australia

Gumatj

Ga’

Gurrangung

Yaddung jee

Kala Kawaw Ya

Eso

Kaurareg

Eso

Kutthung

Murromboo

Mabuiag

Eso

Meriam Mir

Eswau

Warlpiri

Wiyarrparlunpaju-yungu

Yolngu Matha

Yo manymak

Austria

German

Dankschen [in spoken language]

Ayacucho Peru

Quechua Ayacuchano

Diyus pagapusonqa

Diyus pagapusonqacheh [plural]

Dyuspagrasunki

Yuspagrasunki

Azerbaijan

Talysh

Sağ bi

Azerbaijan, Iran

Azerbaijani

Sağ olun [plural]

Təşəkkür edirəm

Azerbaijani [Azeri]

Sağ ol

Badia Valley Italy

Ladin

Dilan

Baffin Island Canada

Inuktitut

Qujannamiik

Baja Verapaz Guatemala

Achí

Mantiox chawe

Bali

Balinese

Matu suksama

Matur suksme

Baltic region

Sudovian

Denkâ

Denkauja

Barrow Alaska

Inuktitut

Quyanaq

Batanes Philippines

Isamurongen

Dios mamajes dinio

Itbayaten

Ah Dios mamexes

Ah Dios mamexes dimo

Dios mamexes dimo

Ivasayen

Dios mamajes dimo

Bavaria

German

Danksche [in spoken language]

Belarus

Belorussian

Dziákuj

Dziakuju

Belgium

Walloon

Mercè [pronounced]

Merci

Benin, Togo

Fon

A houanu

Ablo

Bhutan

Dzongkha

Kadinche

Kadinche la

Bolivia

Cavineño

Yusurupai

Bolivia, Peru

Ese Ejja

Jamayá acuá

Bolivia, Peru, Chile

Aymará

Dios pagarakátam

Juspajaraña

Juspajarkätam

Juspaxar

Yuspagara

Bosnia and Hercegovina

Bosnian

Hvala

Bosnia, Yugoslavia

Croatian

Hvala

Serbian

Hvala

Botswana, South Africa

Setswana

Ke a leboga

Ke itumela

Ke itumetse

Brazil

Guarani [Mbyá]

Ha’evete

Brazil

Tupi [Tembé Tenetéhar]

Azéharamo aypo-mia [by women]

Ipo [by men]

Britain

Manx

Gura mie ayd

Gura mie eu

Brittany France

Breton

Ho trugarekaat

Trugarez

Bulgaria

Bulgarian

Blagodarya

Mersi

Burkina Faso

Mòoré [Mossi]

Barka

Mpuus barka

Mpuusda barka

Burkina Faso, Ghana

Dagaare

Barka

Puorra bebe la

Burkina Faso, Mali

Boboda

Baraka

Burma

Kachin

Chyeju gaba sai

Chyeju kaba sai

Burma, Thailand

Mon

Tang kun

Burundi

Kirundi

Murakoze

Cajamarca Peru

Quechua Cajamarca

Dyusilupagi

Pagi

Yusilupagi

California USA

Karuk [Karok]

Yo-twa

Wintu

Cala da mat doyut

Depelda cala da mat doyut

Depelda mat doyut

Cambodia

Khmer [Cambodian]

Ar kun

Cameroon

Bakweri

Masuma

Na somi saisai

Bulu

Akeva

Eton

Abuimgang

Abumgang

Ewondo

Abui ngan

Canada

Cree

E’kosi

Mikwec

Nunasko’mowin keya

Têniki

Inuktitut

Mutna

Nakorami

Qujanaq

Kaska

Máhsi

Sógá sénlá

Mikmaq

Weláliek

Welálin

Canada, Alaska

Tlingit

Gunalchéesh

Canada, northwest coast of USA

Guneshcheesh

Canada, USA

Abenaki, Western

Alamisit

Kanienkehaka [Mohawk]

Niawen

Cape Verde

Kabuverdianu

Obrigadu

Caribbean

Taino [Arawak]

Oáan

Carribbean, Florida USA

Bo matum

Caucasus

Ossetian

Arfö

Buznyg

Central African Republic

Sango

Mèrèsi

Central Asia

Khowar

Mehrbani

Shukria

Kohistani

Shukria

Tashkorghani

Rahmat türi

Uyghur

Rähmät sizgä

Rakhmat

Wakhi

Shobosh

Shukria

Central Asia, India

Shina

Bakhshish

Shukria

Central Europe

German

Danke

Danke schön

Vielen Dank

Romani [Romany] [Gypsy]

Nais

Nais tuke

Swabian

Dankeschee

Dankschee

Central Europe, E Africa

Italian

Grazie

Chad

Sara

Angen

Chiang Rai Northern Thailand

Akha

Gu lah hu ma de

Chiapas Mexico

Tojolabal

Tzachatal

Yuj

Tzeltal

Jocolawal

Wokolawal

Tzotzil

Kolaval

Kolawal

Ois botik

China

Cantonese [Chinese]

Doh je [for gift]

M goi [for service]

Hmong [Eastern]

Jid keub

Nax weix

Hoi San

U de

Manchu

Baniha

Mandarin [Chinese]

Toa chie

Xie xie

Xiamen

Kam sia

China, Burma, Thailand

Lisu

Atkel bboxmu

Dut zoil

Xual mu wa

China, Southeast Asia

Akha

Gui lah hui dui dui ma

Gui lah hui mi a de

Gui lah hui te ha

Lahu

Aw bon uija

Da ja

Òboi jâ

Chuuk Lagoon Micronesia

Chuukese

Kini so

Cochabamba Bolivia

Quechua Cochabambino

Diuspagarapusunki

Diuspagarasunki

Pachi

Pachis

Colorado and Utah USA

Ute

Tog’oyak

Tograyock

Tokhoyak

Towayak

Comoros

Comori

Marahaba

Marahabha

Shimasiwa

Marahaba

Congo

Shi

Koko

Congo, Angola

Kikongo

Merci mingi

Ntôndili kwami

Congo, Angola, Cuba

Ndondele

Ntandele

Wuanka

constructed

Interlingua

Gratias

Cook Islands

Maori

Meitaki

Côte d’Ivoire

Yacouba

Balika

Cote d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso

Dyula [Jula]

I ni che

Cote d’Ivoire, Mali

Senoufo

Minkari

Minmonchar

Cuba

Kikongo

Manbote

Nkimandi

Cuba, United States

Lucumí

Moducué

Cuzco Peru

Quechua Cuzqueño

Añachaykin

Añay

Grasias

Yuspagarasunki

Yusulpaykinsunki

Cuzco Peru & Cochabamba Bolivia

Quechua

Yusulpayki

Czech Republic

Czech

Dêkuji

Denmark, Greenland

Danish

Tak

Dutch Antilles, Aruba

Papiamentu

Danki

East Africa

Somali

Mahad sanid

East Timor

Tetum

Obrigada [by a woman]

Obrigado [by a man]

Easter Island

Rapanui

Maururu

Eastern Friesland, Germany

Low Saxon

Dank

eastern Germany

Sorbian [Lower Sorbian]

Z’e’kujom se

Sorbian [Upper Sorbian]

Dz’akuju so

Eastern Sudan

Gaam

Àayyá

Áwdém áalò

eastern Uganda

Dhopadhola

Afwoyo swa

Walwa swa

Ecuador

Huaorani

Ewa ra

Quichua

Diusulupagui

Pagui

Pagui shungulla

Yupaichani

Ecuador, Peru

Achuar

Maketai

Yuuminsame

Egypt

Domari

Daarim

El Salvador

Pipil

Paampa diyúx

Padiux

Eritrea

Kunama

Giraske

Estetla Mexico

Mixtec

Niku tab’i[formal-to one p.]

Niku tab’o[formal-to several]

Estonia

Estonian

Aitäh

Tänan

Setu

Aiteh

Võro

Aiteh

Aitjumma

Ethiopia

Harari [Adare]

Alla magah

Gaza yagabzal yushen

Ethiopia, Eritrea

Tigrinya

Yaqhanyelay

Yekanyelay

Yeqniyeley

Yrunyli

Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti

Afar

Gadda ge

Ethiopia, Israel, Egypt

Amharic

Amesegënallô

Amesegunalhun

Europe

Romani [Romany] [Gypsy]

Gestena

Yiddish

a dank

a dank aykh

Europe, USA, other countries

a dank dir

a dank enk

Faroe Islands

Faroese

Takk

Takk fyri

Fiji

Fijian

Vinaka

Finland

Finnish

Kiitoksia

Kiitos

Finland and Russia

Karelian

Kiitän

Kiitos

Passibo

Passipoičemma

Florida USA

Apalachicola

Mvto

France

Corsican

À ringraziavvi

À ringraziè vi

Grazia

Gallo

Mèrczi

Gascon

Merci

Provencal [Occitan]

Gramaci

Mercé

France, Belgium, Africa, Canada

French

Merci

Merci beaucoup

French Guyana

Taki-taki

Ganta

French Polynesia

Marquesan

Koutai

Gabon

Fang

Abora

Mpongwe

Kewa

Gansu China

Yugur [Western Yugur]

Çowattï

Sagha &ccedi;owattï

Gardena Valley Italy

Ladin

De gra

Georgia

Georgian

Gmadlobt [to more than 1 person]

Germany

Low Saxon [Northern Low Saxon]

Danke

Low Saxon [Westphalian]

Ek dank auk schoin

Sind auk viellmaols bedankt

Plattdeutsch

Dankscheen

Ghana

Asante

Meda w’asé

Meda wo ase

Ga

Oyiwala dɔŋŋ

Mampruli

Mossi

Ghana, Burkina Faso

Fante

Medagse

Medawagse

Kasem

A ke lei naa

De N lei

Ghana, Togo

Ewe

Akpe

Mudo

Mudu, epenau

Goa India

Konkani [Konknni]

Dev borem korum

Great Britain

Cornish

Dew re-dallo dheugh-why [middle/unified]

Meur ras [Kemmyn]

Meur ras dhis

Cornish [modern]

Durdaladawhy

Gwra’massi

Greece, Balkans

Aromunian

Haristo

Greece, Cyprus

Greek

Sas efharisto

Greek [Hellenic]

Efcharisto

Greenland

Inuttut [Greenlandic]

Qujanaq

Guam

Chamorro

Si yu’os ma’ase’

Si yuus maasi

Guatemala

Chortí

Ch’ahp’ei’x ta’p’a

Chuj

Yuj wal dios

Garifuna

Téngi nían bún

Itzaj [Itzá Maya]

D’yos b’o’tik

D’yos b’ot’ik ti’ij

D’yos b’o’tikil

Ixil

Ta’n tiz

Jacalteca

Nich’an tiox

Kanjobal [Q’anjob’al]

Yuj wal ch’an tyoxh

Yuj wal tyoxh

Yujwal Dios

Kekchi

B’antiox

Kekchi [K’ekchí]

Bantiox

Mam

Chjónta che [to more than one person]

Chjónta tey

Chjoonta

Chjóonte

Mopá-maya

B’o’tic

Pocomchí

Rin dios awe

Quiché [K’iche]

Maltiox

Maltiox nan [to a woman]

Maltiox tat [to a man]

Sibälaj maltiox

Guatemala

Cheri cha ai [for work]

Guinea

Susu

Inwali

Gujerat State, India

Gujarati

Dhanyawaad

Haiti

Kwéyòl

Mèsi

Harjumaa Estonia

Estonian

Aitih

Hawaii

Hawaiian

Mahalo

Hiiumaa Estonia

Estonian

Kiidan

Himalayas

Thangmi [Thami]

Sewa

Huanca Peru

Quechua Huancaño

Rasyas

Huehuetenango Guatemala

Aguacateco

Ntyox teru’

Hungary

Hungarian [Magyar]

Köszi

Köszönöm

Iceland

Icelandic

Takk

Takk fyrir

Idaho United States

Coeur d’Alene

Limlemtsch

India

Kannada

Dhanyawaadagalu

Vandane

Vandanegalu

Konkani [Konknni]

Dhanyawaada

Malayalam

Nandi

Nanni

Valarey nanhi

Marathi

Abhari ahi

Dhanyawaadh

Dhanyawaatha

Oriya

Danna waat

Punjabi

Dannaba

Dhannvaad

Miharbaanee

Shukria

Tuhaadee kirpaa hai

Telugu

Dhanyavaadaalu

Tamara krutagntha

India

Tulu

Mast upakara

India, Bangladesh

Bengali

Dhanyabad

India, Bangladesh, S. Africa

Gujarati

Aabhar

India, East Asia, Suriname

Hindi

Dhanyawaad

India, Nepal

Newari

Su-bhaay

India, Nepal, Bhutan

Lepcha

Trok chi

India, Pakistan

Ladakhi

Jule

Od dju

Urdu

Danyavad

Merbani

Shukriya

India, Pakistan, China

Kashmiri

Danawad

Shukria

India, Southeast Asia

Tamil

Nandri

Romba nanringa

Rumba nandri

Indonesia

Aceh

Teurimeung geunaseh

Javanese

Matur nuwun

Suwun

Sasak

Matur tampiasih

Tampi asiq

Sundanese [Basa Sunda]

Hatur nuhun

Toraja

Kurre sumange

Tukang Besi

Tarima kasi

Indonesia, Sumatra, Philippines

Batak

Mauliate

international

Esperanto

Dankon

Dankon al vi

Ido

Danko

Loglan

Sia

Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan

Persian

Mamnoon

Motehshakeram

Tashakkur

Iraq, Iran

Kurdi [Kurmanji]

Shukur

Ireland

Irish

Go raibh maith agaibh [to more than one]

Ireland and Britain

Go raibh maith ‘ad

Go raibh maith agat [to one]

Israel

Hebrew

Toda

Italy

Camuno

Gràsce

Napulitano

Gràzzie

Sardinian

Grassias

Japan

Japanese

Arigato

Domo arigato

Japanese [Izumo]

Dan san

Japanese [Kumamoto]

Kora doshi

Japan

Japanese

Arigato gozaimashita[act of thanks has ended]

Arigato gozaimasu [act of thanks not ended]

Jersey

Jèrriais

Mèrci bein des fais

Kalahari Africa

G//ana [San]

Kaen se !tau

G/wi [San]

!kaen se !tau

Kazakhstan, Central Asia, China

Kazakh

Rahmet

Rahmet sizge

Kenya

Ekegusii

Imbuya mono

Nandi

Asai

Kaigai

Kongoi

Kenya, Somalia

Oromo

Fayyaa ta’aa

Fayyaa ta’i

Galatomaa

Galatoomii

Maharaba

Ulfaad’d’a

Waaqni sii haa kennu

Kenya, Tanzania

Luo

Erokamano

Maasai

Ashi

Maasai [Maa, Masai]

Ashi oleng

Aske

Korea

Korean

Kamsahamnida

Komapsumnida

Kyoto Japan

Japanese [Kyo Kotoba]

Ohkini

Kyrgyzstan

Kirgiz

Chong rakhmat

Rakhmat

Labrador and Quebec Canada

Innu

Tshinashkumitan

Lao Cai Vietnam

Hmong

Uụ caox tsõus

Uụ tsõus

Laos

Lao

Khawp jai

Laos, Thailand

Hmong Daw

Ua koj tsaug

Ua tsaug

Hmong Njua

Ua koj tsaug

Ua tsaug

Mien [Yao]

Laengz zingh

Laengz zingh meih

Latvia

Latvian

Paldies

Latvia, Estonia

Livonian

Tienū

Lesotho, South Africa

Sesotho

Ke a leboha

Liberia, S.Leone

Vai

Bai-ka-way [for gift, to 1]

Ee-she [for favor, to 1]

Wo bai-kay-way [for gift,to group]

Wo-she [for favor,to group]

Lithuania

Lithuanian

Ačiū

Dėkoju

Dėkui

Labai dėkoju

Ludza Latvia

Võro

Aitüma

Luxembourg

Luxembourgish

Merci

Macedonia

Macedonian

Blagodaram

Madagascar

Malagasy

Misaotra

Magdalena Peñasco Oaxaca Mexico

Mixtec

Cacutahvixensa

Cutahvixieensa

Maine USA, Canada

Abenaki, Eastern

Wliwni

Malawi

Chilomwe

Zikomo

Chingoni

Zikomo

Chitonga

Yewo

Ngoni

Zikomo

Malaysia

Kimaragang

Torimakasi

Malaysia, Brunei

Malay

Terima kasih

Maldives

Dhivehi

Shukuriyyaa

Maldivian

Sabkaa

Mali

Bambara

Aw ni ce [plural]

I ni ce [singular]

Sangha

Birepo

Mali, Senegal

Soninke

Nawari

Malta

Maltese

Grazzi

Manitoba Canada

Saulteaux

Miigwech

Marshall Islands

Marshallese

Kommol

Mauratania

Hassaniya

Shukram

Mauritius

Morisyen

Mersi

Mediterranean

Lingua Franca

Gratzia

Mexico

Amuzgo

Quialva’

Cakchikel

Matiosh chawe

Chol

Wokol a wala

Wokolix awölö

Hñähñu

Jamadi

Huastec

C’ac’naamal yaan

Jalbinchi yaan

Huave

Dios mangüy ic

Ixcatec

Skanaa-ri

Mazahua

Pöjö

Mazatec

Natejchiri

Nkhi k’a ninashitechino

Náhuatl [Aztec]

Icnelia

Tlazohcamati

Popoluca

Ni’ctíyus

Tarahumara [Raramuri]

Matétera

Tarahumara [Rarámuri]

Matéterabá

Zoque

Yuscotoya

Mexico, USA

Paipai

‘Ara’ya:ikm

‘Ara’yai:km

‘Ara’ye:km

Micronesia

Chuukese

Kili so

Kosraean

Kulo

Pohnpeian

Kalangan

Puluwat

Kilissow

Yapese

Kam magar

Middle East

Kurdi

Sipas

Sipas dikim

Middle East, North Africa

Arabic

Shukran

Mokornulga Estonia

Võro

Tennä

Moldova

Gagauz

Saa olsun

Moldavian

Multumesc

Monaco

Monegasque

Merçì

Mongolia

Mongolian

Saikhan zochluullaa [for hospitality]

Mongolia

Ta ikh tus bolloo [for help]

Mongolia, Northern China

Bayarlalaa

Gyalailaa

Morocco

Arabic

Barak llahu fik

Mozambique

Makhua

Kooshukhuru

Marahaba

Mt. Elgon Kenya

Bukusu

Nasima

Orio muno

Wanyala

Webaale

Mulgi dialect, Karksi Estonia

Estonian

‘Aituma

Myanmar

Burmese

Chezu ba

Chezu tinbade

Rakhin

Chyee zu thon ree

Rohingya

Shukuria

Namibia

Nama

Aio

Nauru

Nauruan

Tsuba kor

Nayarit and Jalisco Mexico

Huichol

Pam parios

Pan parius

Nebraska and Oklahoma, USA

Omaha

Wíbthahon

Nepal

Gurung

Dxanyaa’baad [to an equal or superior]

Syaabaas [to a child]

Nepal, Bhutan

Nepali

Dhanyabaad

Nepal, Tibet

Sherpa [Helambu]

Thuchi chea

Sherpa [Solu]

Thuchi che

Netherlands

Dutch

Bedankt

Frisian [Westerlauwer]

Tanke

Tanke wol

Tankje

Tankje wol

Netherlands, Belgium

Dutch

Dank u

Dank u wel

New Caledonia

Houailou

Ei

New Guinea

Tok Pisin

Tenkyu

Tenkyu tru

Tok Pisin [Pidgin English]

Tenkiu

New Zealand

Maori

Ka pai

Tika hoki

New Zealand, Midland England

English

Cheers

Nias Island Indonesia

Nias [North Nias]

Sauha gölö

Nias [South Nias]

Söwö gölö

Nicaragua

Miskito

Tingki

Panamahka

Tingkih

Nigeria

Bura

Maraba

Edo

Ù rú èsé

Igbo [Ibo]

Dalu

Imela

Imena

Yâuwá

Kanuri

Ardeneskin

Ngizim

Ná goodoota-ngaa naa ci

Nigerian Pidgin

Thank yu

Well done

Yoruba

A dupe

E se é

Oshe

Niue, South Pacific

Niuean

Fakaaue

Noatak Alaska

Inuktitut

Taku

North Africa

Arabic

SaHHa

North America

Chinook Jargon

Mahsie

Masiem

Comanche

Ura

Urako

Dakota

Pidamaya ye [by female]

Pidamaya yedo[by male]

Pidamayado

Hopi

Askwali [said by women]

Kwakwhá [said by men]

Kiowa

Aahóow

Kwakiutl

Gilakas’la

Mohican

Oneowe

Wneeweh

Natick

Kuttabotomish

Tobotonoque

Ttaubotneanauayean

Nez Perce

Qe’ci’yew’yew’

Okanogan

Lim limt

North Caucasus

Chechen

Barkal

Barkalla

North Malawi

Chitumbuka

Yewo

northeast Japan

Japanese [Tohoku Ben]

Oshoshina

Northern Ghana

Wali

Bareka

Northern Ireland

Scots [Ulster Scots]

Thenks

northern Italy

Friulian

Graciis

Piedmontese

Grasie

Northern Pakistan

Burushashki

Bakhshish

Juu goor maniSh

Juu na

Shukria

Northern Thailand

Hmong Njua

Zoo sab muab

Northweast Poland

Cassubian

Dzãkujã

Norway

Finnish, Kven

Kiitoksii

Kiitos

Norwegian [Nynorsk, Bokmaal]

Takk

NW Caucasus

Adyghe

Thawerapsaw

Wapsaw

Oaxaca Mexico

Mixtec

Kúta’ùrí [familiar]

Zapotec

Guishepeli

Okinawa Japan

Japanese [Uchinaaguchi]

Nihwee-deebiru

Uchinaaguchi

Ippe nihei deebiru

Nihei deebiru

Uchinaaguchi [Shuri]

Nifee deebiru

Oklahoma & Florida USA

Muskogee

Akvsv’mkv

Henka

Ka

Mvto

Oklahoma United States

Choctaw

Yakoke

Yokoke

Pacific Islands

Kiribati

Ko rabwa

Rotuman

Fại’ȧkse’ea

Filo’montou [said to child]

Noa’ia

Pakistan

Balochi

Tai merbani

Khowar

Tazim

Sindhi

Mehrbani

Palau

Palauan

Ke kmal mesaul

Msuulaang

Sulang

Panama

Kuna

Dot nuet

Papua

Dani, Grand Valley Baliem

Wah wah wah

Papua New Guinea

Dani, Western

Kaonak

Duna

Tirja

Edolo

Neseke

Enga

Tángeyoo

Foe

Kije

Hiri Motu

Tanikiu

Koiari

Maigo

Maiteka

Matukar

Ujanamok

Motu

Tanikiu

Nanubae

Emba:m

Safeyoka

Ìsámàyʌkà

Salt Yui

Wai onia

Tabriak

Jəpən

Jεpεn

Teop

Mataa

Paraguay

Guarani

Aguyje

Paraguay, Brazil, Bolivia

Aguije

Peru

Aguaruna

Seé

Huambisa

Maake

See

Quechua Cuzqueño

Yuspagarasunkichis [to several people]

Resigaro

Kashoonopihku

Shipibo

Iráque

Philippines

Aklanon

Saeamat kimo

Ifugao [Tuwali]

Munhana ak

Salamat

Ilokano

Agyamanak

Dios ti agngina

Ilonggo

Daghang salamat

Salamat

Kalagan

Sokor

Kankanaey

Salamat

Kapampangan

Salamat

Tagalog

Salamat

Salamat po

Salamat sa iyo

Tugalug

Salamot

Visayan [Cebuano]

Gracia

Salamat

Pohnpei

Pohnpeian

Kalangen en Komwi

Poland

Polish

Dzięki [familiar]

Dziękuję

Dziękujemy [spoken by several people]

Polynesia

Polynesian

Auw’e

Ponpei

Ponpeian

Kelangan

Qiandong China

Hmong

Bod hfud mongx

Bod hfut

Dub hseit

Romania

Romanian

Mulţumesc

Russia

Altai

Bïyan bolzïn

Bashkir

Rekhmet

Chuvash

Tav

Tavssi

Tavtapuch

Erzya

Сюкпря

Ingush

Barkal

Barkl [in spoken language]

Kalmyk

Khanganav

Khanty

Пумасипа

Komi-Permyak

Attö

Ydzhyt attö

Komi-Zyryan

Attö

Attöala

Attöalam [from a group]

Ludian

Spassibo

Spassiboičem

Mansi

Пумасипа

Mari

Tau

Mari [Meadow]

Taushtem

Taushtena [from a group]

Mordvin

Syukprya

Nenets

Nyarya bada

Nganasan

Nägê

Xoasi

Russian

Спасибо

Rutul

Сагъул

Saami [Kildin]

Пассьпе

Tatar

Rekhmet

Tuvan

Chettirdim

Udmurt

Tau

Tau karisko

Veps

Kitäm [from a group]

Kitän

Spasib

Votic

Ciitän

Passibo

Suurõd passivad

Suurõt spassibad

Ryukyu Island Japan

Miyako

Nihedebil

Sabah Malaysia

Dusun

Pounsikou

Kadazan

Kotohuadan

Salento Italy

Griko

Kali’ sso’rta-ssu

Samachique Mexico

Tarahumara [Raramuri]

Natérarabá

Samoa

Samoan

Fa’afetai

San Antonio Huitepec Mexico

Mixtec

Nakuu ta’viin

San Juan Colorado Mexico

Tyáhvi nyóò

San Juan Mixtepec Mexico

Tatsa’vi

Tatsa’vini

Scandinavia

Saami [Davvi]

Giitu

Giitus

Giitus dutnje

Giitus eatnat

Saami [Inari]

Kijtto

Kjittoseh

Takkâ

Saami [Lule]

Gijtto

Saami [Skolt]

Spä’sseb

Spässep

Saami [South]

Gäjhtoe

Saami [Ume]

Gijtuov

Scotland

Scots

Thank ye

Thenk ye

Scottish Gaelic

Tapadh leat

Seattle Washington USA

Lushootseed

Ck’wálidxw

Senegal

Diola

Emitekati

Mersi

Senegal, Gambia

Serrere

Dioka ndjiale

Senegal, Mali

Malinké

Ni ke

Seychelles

Seselwa [Seychelles Creole]

Gran mersi

Mersi

Shanghai China

Shanghai

Sha ja non

Sha sha

Shodoshima Japan

Japanese [Shodoshima]

Ookini

Siberia

Yup’ik

Igamsiqanaghhalek

Quyanaghhalek

Siberia Russia

Khakas

Aalghïstapcham

Ispasiba

Sicily Italy

Sicilian

Grazzii

Sierra Leone

Krio

Tenkey

Tenki ya

Mende

Baiika

Baika

Bisse

Silesia region, southern Poland

Polish

Dziynki

Dziynkuja

Singapore, Indonesia

Hokkien [Chinese]

Gum xia

Slovakia

Slovak

Dakujem

Slovenia

Slovenian

Hvala

Solomon Islands

Pijin

Tanggio

Sonora Mexico

Seri

Yooz ma samsisíinxo

Sortland Norway

Norwegian [Sortlandsk]

Takk

South Africa

Sepedi

Ke a leboga

Tsonga

I nkomu

Venda

Ndi a livhuha

Ndo livhuwa

Ukhani

Xhosa

Enkosi

Ndiyabulela

South Africa, Lesotho

Zulu

Ngiyabonga

Siyabonga [plural]

South Africa, Malawi

Chichewa

Zikomo

South America

Jaqaru [Jacaru]

Jilatyi

Mapuche [Araucano]

Chaltu

Chaltu may

Krasia may

Manumeimi

Traeltu

South Malawi

Chiyao

Asante

Sikomo

South Pacific

Maohi

Mauruuru

South Sierra USA

Miwok [S Sierra]

Tengkiju

South Uganda

Lunyankole

Webale

Southeast Africa

Kisawhili

Asanteni [to several]

Kiswahili

Ahsante

Aksante

Asante

Nashukuru

Shukrani

Southeast Asia

Cham

Uan sagun

Uan tabuan

southeast Estonia

Võro

Aiten

Southern Africa

Afrikaans

Dankie

Southern Australia

Kaurna

Ngaityalya

Southern Qiandong China

Hmong

Deb hseit

Southern Scotland

Scottish Gaelic

Gun robh math agaibh

Southwestern United States

Keres

Da-waa-ee

Khuu’a

Tewa

Kuunda

Southwestern USA

Pueblo [Acoma]

Da-wah-eh

Spain

Asturian

Gracies

Basque [Navarrese]

Esker aunitz

Esker mila

Basque [Roncalais]

Eskerrik anitx

Galician

Grazas

Ladino

Gracias

Munchas gracias

Romani [Caló]

Najis tuke

Valencian

Gracies

Moltes gracies

Spain, America

Spanish

Gracias

Spain, France

Basque

Eskerrik asko

Mila esker

Sri Lanka

Sinhalese

Istuti

Sudan

Arabic Creole

Shukran

Dinka

Yin acaa muoc

Suriname

Ndjuka

A bigi ba

Gaantangi

Gaantangi fi ye

Saramaccan

F&uacteu;únu

Gaantángí fii

Sranan

Danki

Grantangi

Tangi

Suriname, Holland

Sarnami

Dhanbaad

Dhanjabaab

Soekoeria

Sukriya

Swaziland

Siswati [Swazi]

Ngiyabonga [by one person]

Siyabonga [more than one]

Sweden, Finland

Swedish

Jag tackar

Tack

Switzerland

German

Dank schön [in spoken language]

Romansch

Grazia

Sursilvan

Engraziel

Swizterland

Romansch

Grazcha

Grazie

Syria

Arabic

Mamnuun

Syria, Turkey

Suryoyo

Tawdi

Tahiti

Tahitian

Mauruuru

Mauruuru roa

Taiwan

Atayal

Mhuway su’

Mhuway su’ balay

Muhuway su

Bunun

Uninang

Paiwan

Malimali

Masalu

Puyuma

Tayu’an

Rukai

Maulanenga

Saisiat

Muhuway su

Yami

Ayoi

Tajikstan

Tajik

Rakhmat

Tashakur

Tanzania

Kichagga

Haika

Kikamba

Ni oseo

Makhua

Asantte

Tanzania, Zambia

Mambwe

Sanco

Tataltepec Mexico

Chatino

Ngua tsaa xlay’be hii

Tepoztlan Mexico

Náhuatl

Tlazocama

Tlazocamati

Tlazocamatl

Texas United States

English

Thank ya [Texan]

Texas USA

Alabamu

Alíila

Thailand

Akha

Ghu long khu me-ah

Gong

Ang kêun

Karen

Da blu

Lahu

Ah bo

Lisu

Ahku bumu

Mpi

Mèu mèu

Pho Karen

Hsà khawn hsá ta má’ lâw

Sgaw Karen

Dah bluet

Tà byu’ dô law

Thai

Kha [by woman]

Khawp khun

Khawp khun kha [by woman]

Khawp khun khrap [by man]

Khrap [by man]

Tibet

Tibetan [Amdo dialect]

Gwajinchi

Tibet, China

Tibetan

Tujechhe

Tihuanacu Bolivia

Aymará

Yusulupay

Timor, Semau Island Indonesia

Helong

Nodan mamomamo

to a group

Yeyi [Botswana]

Ta kumbiiri

to one person

Nda kumbiiri

Togo

Mina

Akpe

Tonga South Pacific Island

Tongan

Malo

Torres Strait Australia

Yumpla Tok

Eso po yu

Trakai Lithuania

Karaim

Tabu

Turkey, Northern Cyprus

Turkish

Mersi

Tesekkür ederim

Tesekkurler

Turkmenistan

Turkmen

Sag bol

Sag bolung

Tangur

Tuvalu

Tuvaluan

Fakafetai

Uganda

Ateso

Eyalama

Icetot

Ilakasugotia

Karamojong

Alakara

Kipsigis

Kongoi

Kupsapiny

Keyi tapon

Luganda

Webale

Uganda and Sudan

Acholi

Apwoyo

Ukraine

Ukrainian

Dyakooyu

Spasibi

United States

Apsaaloke

Ahó

Ahoo

Cahuila

‘Ácha-ma

Cherokee [eastern]

Sgi

Cherokee [western]

Wado

Cheyenne

Hahóo [intertribal]

Néá’eshe

Néá’êshemeno [plural]

Ioway

Aha [by women]

Aho [by men]

Kuskokwim

Tsenanh

Lenape [Delaware]

Wanìshi

Luiseno

No$un looviq

Lummi

Hy’shqe siam

Navajo

Ahéhee’

Osage

Thla-ho

We’-a-hnon

Potawatomi

Iwgwien

Kcumigwe’c

Migwe’c

Spokane

Chn lm-s-cút

Wampanoag

Taubut

Yuki

Mis tatk

USA, Canada

Huron [Wyandotte]

Ti-jiawen

Yontonwe

Nakota

Pinamaya

Uzbekistan

Karakalpak

Rahmet

Uzbek

Rakhmat

Tashakkur

Vancouver Island Canada

Saanich

Hay sxw q’a

Hay sxw q’e

Vanuatu

Araki

Ham meje [to a group]

Om meje

Bislama

Tangkiu

Tangkyu

Futuna Aniwa

Fafetai

Jinisa

Mwotlap

Vēwē nēk

Paamese

Hihuri

Namasmasuk

Vastseliina Estonia

Võro

Tehnän

Veracruz Mexico

Totonac

Paxkatkatzinil

Vietnam

Bahnar

Bone ko ih

Bru

Sa-aun

Dega

Lac jak

Hmong Du

Ô chò

Mien

Tö’ dun

Tay

Day fon

Vietnamese

Cám ơn

Cám ơn anh [to male equal]

Cám ơn bà [to married woman]

Cám ơn chị [to female equal]

Cám ơn cô [to unmarried woman]

Cám ơn em [to young person]

Cám ơn ông [to man]

Cám ơn quý vị rât nhiều

Ông quá tử tế với tôi

Villa Alta Mexico

Zapotec

Dishklenle [to several]

Dishkleno [to one]

Wales

Welsh

Diolch

Wallis and Futuna

Futuna

Malo

Wallis and Futuna Vanuatu

Uvean

Malo

Malo te ofa

Washington United States

Klallam

Há’neng cen

West Africa

Fulani

A jaaraama [to one person]

Jaaraama

On jaaraama [to several people]

Hausa

Nagode

Mandinka

Abaraka

Al ning bara [to several people]

I ning bara [to one person]

Tamashek [Tamahoq, Tuareg]

Tanumert

Wolof

Djere dief

Jerejef

Zarma [Dyerma]

Fofo

West Indies

Creole

Mese

West Sumatra Indoensia [inf]

Minangkabau

Makasi yo

West Sumatra Indonesia

Tarimo kasih

West Uganda

Lunyoro

Webale

western Ireland

Brigidian

Boche’

Xhina, Thailand, Myanmar

Bisu

Ang hmèn yá

Yatzachi Mexico

Zapotec

Choshcwlen chele [to several]

Choshcwleno’ [to one]

Choshcwlentio’ [to one]

Yemen

Soqotri

Yala bak allah

Yucatan Mexico

Yucatec

Dios bo’otik

Dios bootiki’

Dyos bo’otik

Hach dyos bo’otik

Ki’ bolal

Yum bo’otik

Yunnan China

Hmong

Uat gaox zhous

Uat zhous

Naxi

Jjef bei seiq

Zambia

Chitonga

Twalumba

Lunda

Kusakililaku

Luvale

Gunasakulila

Silozi

Litumezi

Ni itumezi

Nitumezi

Zambia, Mozambique

Chinyanja

Zikomo

Zimbabwe

Chishona

Maita basa

Maita zvenyu

Mazviita

Ndatenda [to one person]

Ndinotenda [to one person]

Tatenda [to a group]

Tinotenda [to a group]

Ndebele

Ngeyabonga

Ngiyabonga

Ngiyathokaza

Siyabonga [plural]

Zoogocho Mexico

Zapotec

Choshklenle [to several]

Choshkleno’ [to one]

Zurich Switzerland

German

Dank schön [spoken]

Dankë [spoken]

Merci

Alabama & Oklahoma United States

Koasati

Alí:la mó

Tâ

America, Australia, UK, New Zea.

English

Thank you

Angola, Congo Kinshasa

Yaka

Koloombo

Bukavu Congo Kinshasa

Mashi

Koko

Bunkeya Congo Kinshasa

Kisanga

Tua santa

Congo Kinshasa

Kiluba

Wafwa ko

Pende

Hambadiahana

Congo Kinshasa, Congo Brazaville

Lingala

Matóndo

Melesí

Natondi yo

Fassa Valley Italy

Ladin

Detelpai [to one person]

Develpai [plural]

Guinea Bissau

Crioulo

Obrigado

Jakarta Indonesia

Indonesian

Trims [slang]

Kansai, Osaka Japan

Japanese [Kansai Ben]

Ookini

Ookini arigatou

Kasai Oc. Reg., Congo Kinshasa

Tschiluba

Twasakadila

Lodja Congo Kinshasa

Otetela

Losaka

N.America

Ojibwe [Chippewa, Anishinaabe]

Miigwech

N.Carolina USA

Tuscarora [Southern Band]

Nyeahweh

Portugal, Brazil

Portuguese

Obrigada [by female]

Obrigado [by male]

Rwanda, Congo Kinshasa

Kinyarwanda

Murakoze

Viru Nigula & Kodavere, Estonia

Estonian

Aiteh

Ylä Savo Finland

Savonian

Kiitoksija

Zambia, Congo Brazaville

Bemba

Tsikomo

Twa to te la

This list is a compiled and sequenced from the source : Jennifer’s Language Pages and this list is partial only. To view the complete list with the formal and informal way of telling Thanks please visit the source. We sorted it country-wise for easy learning purpose only.

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Note that these figures are based on the one million most visited web sites (e.g. 0.27% of the total web sites according to figures of December 2011), according to Alexa.com, and language is identified using only the home page of the sites in most cases. As a consequence, the figures show a significantly higher percentage for many languages (especially for English) as compared to the figures for all websites. The figures for all websites are unknown, but some sources estimate below 50% for English

The number of non-English pages is rapidly expanding. The use of English online increased by around 281% from 2001 to 2011, however this is far less than Spanish (743%), Chinese (1,277%), Russian (1,826%) or Arabic (2,501%) over the same period.

This is a timeline of Solar System exploration ordered by date of spacecraft launch. It includes:

All spacecraft that have left Earth orbit for the purposes of Solar System exploration (or were launched with that intention but failed), including lunar probes.

A small number of pioneering or notable Earth-orbiting craft.

It does not include:

The great majority of Earth-orbiting satellites.

Probes leaving Earth orbit that are not concerned with Solar System exploration (such as space telescopes targeted at distant galaxies, cosmic background radiation observatories, and so on).

Probes that failed at launch.

The dates listed are launch dates, but the achievements noted may have occurred some time later—in some cases, a considerable time later (for example, Voyager 2, launched 20 August 1977, did not reach Neptune until 1989).

Missions in italics are unfinished, i.e. have not yet been designated as successes or failures. Some unitalicised missions are nevertheless still operational, some in mission extension phases.

Laika was found as a stray wandering the streets of Moscow. Soviet scientists chose to use Moscow strays since they assumed that such animals had already learned to endure conditions of extreme cold and hunger. As little was known about the impact of spaceflight on living creatures at the time of Laika’s mission, and as the technology to de-orbit had not yet been developed, there was no expectation of Laika’s survival. Laika died within hours after launch from overheating

World War I (WWI or WW1), also known as the First World War, was a global war centred in Europe that began on 28 July 1914 and lasted until 11 November 1918. From the time of its occurrence until the approach of World War II in 1939, it was called simply the World War or the Great War, and thereafter the First World War or World War I. In America it was initially called the European War. More than 9 million combatants were killed: a scale of death impacted by industrial advancements, geographic stalemate and reliance on human wave attacks. It was the fifth-deadliest conflict in world history, paving the way for major political changes, including revolutions in many of the nations involved.

On 28 July, the Austro-Hungarians fired the first shots in preparation for the invasion of Serbia. As Russia mobilised, Germany invaded neutral Belgium and Luxembourg before moving towards France, leading Britain to declare war on Germany. After the German march on Paris was brought to a halt, what became known as the Western Front settled into a battle of attrition, with a trench line that would change little until 1917. Meanwhile, on the Eastern Front, the Russian army was successful against the Austro-Hungarians, but was stopped in its invasion of East Prussia by the Germans. In November 1914, the Ottoman Empire joined the war, opening fronts in the Caucasus, Mesopotamia and the Sinai. Italy and Bulgaria went to war in 1915 and Romania in 1916.

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The war approached a resolution after the Russian Tsar’s government collapsed in March 1917 and a subsequent revolution in November brought the Russians to terms with the Central Powers. After a 1918 German offensive along the western front, the Allies drove back the Germans in a series of successful offensives and American forces began entering the trenches. Germany, which had its own trouble with revolutionaries, agreed to an armistice on 11 November 1918, ending the war in victory for the Allies.

By the end of the war, four major imperial powers—the German, Russian, Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman empires—ceased to exist. The successor states of the former two lost substantial territory, while the latter two were dismantled. The map of Europe was redrawn, with several independent nations restored or created. The League of Nationsformed with the aim of preventing any repetition of such an appalling conflict. This aim failed, with weakened states, renewed European nationalism and the humiliation of Germany contributing to the rise of fascism and the conditions for World War II.

In linguistic typology, subject–verb–object (SVO) is a sentence structure where the subject comes first, the verb second, and the object third. SOV is the most common type (followed by subject–verb–object; the two types account for more than 75% of natural languages with a preferred order).

Source : Frequency distribution of word order in languages surveyed by Russell S. Tomlin in 1980s.

Both the Spanish and Greek language resemble Semitic languages such as Arabic in allowing for both VSO and SVO structures: e.g. “Jesús vino el jueves” / Vino Jesús el jueves, “Tu madre dice que no vayas”/”dice tu madre que no vayas”. In Spanish, the only restriction on the VSO form is for the object to require a definite or indefinite article in the sentence

Languages that have VOS structure:

Austronesian languages (such as Malagasy, Old Javanese, Toba Batak and Fijian) andMayan languages (such as Tzotzil). However, these have either (mixed) ergative or Austronesian alignment, and as such do not have a subject as it has been traditionally defined. Among languages with true subjects, in Hadza the word order VOS is extremely common, but is not the default, which is VSO

Languages that have OVS / OSV structure:

Object–verb–subject (OVS) or object–verb–agent (OVA) is a rare permutation of word order. OVS denotes the sequence object–verb–subject in unmarked expressions: Oranges ate Sam, Thorns have roses. While the passive voice in English may appear to be in the OVS order, this is not an accurate description. In an active voice sentence, for example Sam ate the oranges, the grammatical subject, Sam, is the ‘agent’, who is acting on the ‘patient,’the oranges, which are the object of the verb ate. In the passive voice, The oranges were eaten by Sam, the order is reversed so that patient is followed by verb, followed by agent. However, the oranges become the subject of the verbwere eaten which is modified by the prepositional phrase by Sam which expresses the agent, maintaining the usual subject–verb–(object) order.

Star Wars franchise creator George Lucas attributed to his fictional character Yoda a native language featuring OSV grammatical order, as reflected in the character’s instinctive application of the OSV template to English vocabulary in generating statements such as “Your father he is, but defeat him you must.”